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« Last post by dougie on March 03, 2026, 07:23:32 PM »
No horse should ever end up in the slaughter pipeline. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 128 in California to strengthen protections for horses and prevent them from being sold for slaughter.
The law requires horse auction operators to check for brands, tattoos, or microchips and publicly list identifying information before horses are sold.
Buyers must also sign a sworn statement confirming they will not send the horse to slaughter for human consumption.
California had already banned horse slaughter years earlier, but this law closed loopholes that could allow horses to be secretly sold into the slaughter pipeline.
Animal advocates welcomed the move as an important step to better protect horses from being trafficked to slaughterhouses.
Because animals who carried humans for generations deserve protection, not betrayal.
References:
Lake County News... Gov. Newsom signs package of bills to fight animal cruelty
American Wild Horse Conservation... Gloria Successfully Strengthens California Horse Protection Laws, Saves Horses from Slaughter
California State Portal... Governor Newsom Signs Package of Bills to Fight Animal Cruelty
Gov. Newsom signing that bill is just great. On the political front, I expect he will make a run toward the 2028 nomination.
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« Last post by dougie on March 03, 2026, 07:20:25 PM »
Alot so what
I think that every President has had some sort of scandal in their administration. Geez, I remember the Iran/Contra deal under Reagan. Each political "maneuver" probably must feel right to the President that approves it. You'd like to think that all Presidents did these deals with the best interests of our country. Sadly, a divided country, blinded by partisan views. will NEVER give their political opponents any credit for anything.
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« Last post by Trigger on March 03, 2026, 07:19:46 PM »
Now I'm really suspicious of Sakit, feel like we're getting Catherined! 
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« Last post by rainman2 on March 03, 2026, 07:18:26 PM »
No horse should ever end up in the slaughter pipeline. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 128 in California to strengthen protections for horses and prevent them from being sold for slaughter.
The law requires horse auction operators to check for brands, tattoos, or microchips and publicly list identifying information before horses are sold.
Buyers must also sign a sworn statement confirming they will not send the horse to slaughter for human consumption.
California had already banned horse slaughter years earlier, but this law closed loopholes that could allow horses to be secretly sold into the slaughter pipeline.
Animal advocates welcomed the move as an important step to better protect horses from being trafficked to slaughterhouses.
Because animals who carried humans for generations deserve protection, not betrayal.
References:
Lake County News... Gov. Newsom signs package of bills to fight animal cruelty
American Wild Horse Conservation... Gloria Successfully Strengthens California Horse Protection Laws, Saves Horses from Slaughter
California State Portal... Governor Newsom Signs Package of Bills to Fight Animal Cruelty
At least 1 more thing than Trump has done right! Thanks for posting this information
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« Last post by Trigger on March 03, 2026, 07:17:00 PM »
Only "CRYBABIES" IGGY!
Is there a point to this?
You ruined Chihuahua Cock, what do you have to say for your self ...he was calling out for a member (Thegrimreaper) that hasn't logged in for almost a year! Shame on you! Next.... 
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« Last post by Sakit on March 03, 2026, 07:15:31 PM »
No horse should ever end up in the slaughter pipeline. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 128 in California to strengthen protections for horses and prevent them from being sold for slaughter.
The law requires horse auction operators to check for brands, tattoos, or microchips and publicly list identifying information before horses are sold.
Buyers must also sign a sworn statement confirming they will not send the horse to slaughter for human consumption.
California had already banned horse slaughter years earlier, but this law closed loopholes that could allow horses to be secretly sold into the slaughter pipeline.
Animal advocates welcomed the move as an important step to better protect horses from being trafficked to slaughterhouses.
Because animals who carried humans for generations deserve protection, not betrayal.
References:
Lake County News... Gov. Newsom signs package of bills to fight animal cruelty
American Wild Horse Conservation... Gloria Successfully Strengthens California Horse Protection Laws, Saves Horses from Slaughter
California State Portal... Governor Newsom Signs Package of Bills to Fight Animal Cruelty
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« Last post by Trigger on March 03, 2026, 07:13:37 PM »
Congratulations! What's interesting, the Pick 3 paid $1 more than the Pick 4.
Thanks bro! Crazy it is! Little po-dunk track but on a Tuesday they're a big deal! 
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« Last post by rainman2 on March 03, 2026, 07:13:17 PM »
Are you one of his iggies? Do you feel as though you've failed???
Only "CRYBABIES" IGGY! Is there a point to this?
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« Last post by Trigger on March 03, 2026, 07:08:36 PM »
Are you one of his iggies? Do you feel as though you've failed???
He only mentions it 5 times a day every day for fucking ever along with his successful life, wife, kids and he's an idiot and in disbelief you'd think such a thing, and you hurt Larry, his friend, has cancer and you should apologize despite the fact he threatened to beat you to death on video in front of everyone on planet earth. 1200 times at least
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« Last post by LUCPARK on March 03, 2026, 07:07:33 PM »
Odds on racing might be moving from Virgil
Maybe
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